Jess Huff is an East Texas Reporter at the Tribune. Based in Lufkin, Texas, she covers a range of topics including education, climate change, water rights, and the environmental impacts of mining. Her work has been featured in numerous outlets, including the Lufkin Daily News, MySA, and The Texas Tribune.
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Jess Huff’s coverage is primarily focused on local government and politics, with a specific emphasis on the state of Texas. Her articles often revolve around issues related to property tax cuts, real estate industry, transparency in governance, and community events like quinceañera celebrations.
Given her focus on local government announcements and evolving stories related to taxes and homeownership in Texas, she would likely be responsive to pitches from experts or stakeholders who can provide insights into these areas. This could include tax professionals, real estate agents, housing advocates or policymakers familiar with the Texan context.
Additionally, Jess may also be interested in stories about community events such as the Quinceañera capital initiative or controversies surrounding holiday displays. Pitches featuring unique human interest angles tied to local Texan communities might resonate well with her reporting interests.
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Inflation and federal funding cuts have squeezed Texas’ child care subsidy, causing the Texas Workforce Commission to scale back the program.
By: Jess Huff
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As the U.S. pushes to reduce reliance on foreign suppliers, Texas companies prepare to capitalize on the state's emerging lithium industry.
By: Jess Huff
TEXARKANA — When Scott Norton became president of the TexAmericas Center, he hoped the industrial park would attract employers that would bring much-needed jobs to North East Texas.
By: Jess Huff
As the U.S. pushes to reduce reliance on foreign suppliers, Texas companies prepare to capitalize on the state’s emerging lithium industry.
Lithium production in East Texas could create high-paying jobs, support local businesses and encourage cities to improve East Texas infrastructure, such as roads or public utility services.
By: Jess Huff
As the U.S. pushes to reduce reliance on foreign suppliers, Texas companies prepare to capitalize on the state’s emerging lithium industry.
By: Dan Keemahill, Jess Huff
Outdated technology and stricter requirements for Medicaid and SNAP food assistance have made it harder for Texas to give timely approval to applications, state officials and advocates say.
By: Jess Huff
Vanessa Melendez had been going back and forth with the state over her family’s Medicaid and food assistance applications for months when the Houston mom learned she was pregnant with her third child. She submitted a new application for Medicaid for Pregnant Women, which covers care during pregnancy...
